Identifying and Categorizing Potential Problems—Exercises
Basic Data Setup
Main Exercise
Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to create
analysis categories specific to a risk analysis, create potential problems and
group them with the former.
Windows:
Risk Analysis Navigator/Analysis Controls
Risk Potential Problems
Risk Potential Problem
- Open the
Risk Analysis Navigator window,
click the
Analysis Controls tab and then click the
Category
tab.
- Create a new record. A default value for
Category ID and Category Ref will be displayed, which can be
modified if required.
- In the Category Description field enter a description that
accounts for the analysis category.
- Save the record.
- Repeat steps 2 through 4 to create multiple analysis categories.
- Open the
Risk Analysis Navigator window and click the
Potential Problem List tab, or open the
Risk Problems
or the Risk Problem windows and query for the risk analysis
for which you want to define a list of problems.
- Create a new record. A default value for
Problem Ref will appear for this record, which can be modified if
required.
- In the Problem Title field, enter a short statement to label the
problem record. A value for this field is required.
- In the Problem Description field, enter a description to
fully explain the scope of the potential problem. This is optional.
- In the Analysis Category field, use the List of Values to select
how you want to group the particular problem record. The categories
available through the List of Values can be specific to a particular risk
analysis or they can be those defined for a company in the Risk Basic Data.
- In the Analysis Sub-Category field, enter additional information,
if required, to further group the particular problem record.
- In the Validity Date field, enter the date up to which the
particular problem is seen to pose a risk.
- The Show External check box is selected by default to ensure that
all problems and their associated consequences are displayed to third
parties as well.
- Save the record.
- Repeat steps 2 through 9 to create and group multiple risk potential
problems.